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A society , willed tho "Fariner' AlH-
ance" has held iis annual meeting nt
iSyracuse, and has instrticlcd the' hk-al
brandies to vote in such a way oh to
benefit tb agricultural intertst
flgaii'.Hl railroads and other monopolict.
' r Kinj; Otewayo of the Zulus is umk
i'ng furtlur trouble.' 1X is in a Hwamp
with about 6,000 followers, but Sir
Garnet Wotsley is prcssiiig liiui with
'10,000 nieu j : .. ' '
' It is slated that Lord Duller in is to
! be appoiuted to the Vice Royalty ..'of1
India jn place of Sir Edward Ilulwcr
Lytt.on. " j . . :
A ca. raising the question whether
tho Catholics can prohibit the burial of
i isoiih not Catholics in their conic
terirs, is btlore Judge Drunt in New
York, . .' ' '. ' ' .-,
James llarksdale, on the 0t.h inl
shot Ueury M. Dixon in tho streets ot
Yazoo City with a double barreled shot
gun, and ho died in a few hours from
internal bleeding. It is now reported
from Yazoo that Dixon's character was
had, but nothipg iasaid about Uarks
dale. This is tho usual mariner of ex
cusing tlie murder of anti -Democrats
in the south. Thoy said thcamo thing
nbout Judge Chisolm, but nothing
aiut UuUy. .!
At Madisou, hid., on the '20th iusl.,
ji ii(U) soldiers, tho survivors of 40 reg
i JciiU held a. reunion aud i grand AUr
ilay of proccssious ami sjecches. ;
Tlio Ker. W. II. II. Murray, who has
been accused of recklessness in business
and bankruptcy, states that he; only
owes tl!),0D0, and if his assets aro.'poM
imjer the hammer they will pay all ho
owes and hsave'.bint a handsome sur
plus besides. Ho is known as Adiron
dack Murray.
Political preparations are going on
briskly amohg-aU'parties iu TcBusyl
fania and New York. .
.tfocr.ctary Scburjt uiado 4 pleudid
address on the night of tho 20th at Cin
finnati to an juimcjiso audience, and
fej8r(tary IrJhprmarj (j red his first gun
at Steubenvill. j
The Iluroau of Statistics is preparing
a statistical abstract of the United
States, which promises to bo one of tho
most interesting documents ever pub-
tf lishpd by .ho goyer nmcpt, 1 will coa
lst of about 150 pages, and will embrace
tables iu i:eferenco to finauce, coinage,
commerce, emigration, tonnage, navi
gation, postal service, railroads; Agri
culture, and mining, The tabulations
p ill be op the style of tho British statis
tical report, Tho volumes for 187i
and 1870 will both be out by January
: next.- ' ; i 1 :'-
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Henry T. Rogers, the man lowborn
i Trof. Morse sent th first teTogram over
ttuvline from Washington to Baltimore,
;:je;
.
Idcst telegraphic operator ju the
I'nited Htatca, and the inventor of tho
fj!lem of hignaU used by the United
Stales, died iu Baltimore lastsweolt,
km , ;
The great storm of wiud and rain'
which struck our coast ou Monday
moruing, swept from Florida U) Ict
EnglauJ, and far as tho Misslssirph
It was a fierce hurricane, tt most place.
iLoVIerophU pestilence baa increased
daiiug the week. But the quarantine
has been removed from NeJV 9rlena
and Mobile. Vicksburg ha loiposcvl i
aaaranUna airaiust i downward i bound
steaiuera. - -u
Advice from Collector Babsoo. of
fjlouceater, Masa,, ho is cruliing in
the Bay ol St. I.awrencc, reprtsenta
that msckerel fishing in th bay this
season b a compt fallnrt. ( Many
firms r going out of tho business.
Two barbers: ono in ltalin a4 lb
ttfef OrV, tig got rlw la
ofanUerlr wd i uni-
ridotia rmUesoaa, bj ahaTiog-blW,
snurdercd him by ataoDing wuu
h.- and sbootlnc with a revolver.
The murderors bto coafessej, tad Qtfi
property nhkb they stole hw beenre-
cortftd. It occsirrta m wwi
Tb rlou in Quebec bate beta p.
Irtsscd
' The report ws aoadB las tt Week that
Mrs.''Sartors wli'o waa foHrjferlJ'' ;MJa
Nellie Jrat a'ugiiieii. tlraptj
bad died ip England. The report caaseid
great1 grief ! to4 AtMeridana everywhere,
but( it was a mistake; ' It was ot Miss
JjTeliie utoW jifrVfeaVlorls ,whd
U 7 AJ ) lo
j? .luajt uiiQ r.equ4r9a,awqpflti,ow
shares of the Panama canal' stock has
not. been,'' (aken up, JMHe is coming to
Ajnerics, ..TbfW, WH'fa ot
believed by our best engineers,, to! be
lensioir , ,.?i.-.,..H, fnr. ,-( i m
n "TT" j ! ! ? ; i
i.j.,r.,l M-tr Fvh W,lnl?glo Tost.
IVnroqrstic party-sucJeedel In
elt i fiW 'niitlortiy bf Iierislature
i 'f ' S o r i h: Viri inaV frf ' 1 $70. initm m'e-,
ujaieiy. pcfeupp to, Mrenginea, ana
fortify tbifr parly throughout th state, '
hiilatrguttegai'ipfvste'ai of vilahras '
Iegis!atrrnr .tile object tT thfcliajs io
turn over io.tte Democratic miiorje8
in all sections bating Republican major
ities, the iKwfc,r; control, i offices
nud patronage," and io overthrow,1 set
iiMfile and annuj the tutfjage arid power
i.b , Krpubticaii majoritiisV and to
eniirely strip the Republicans of the
privilvo of 'holding any offic bf trust '
or .rt..flt' throtigbout the State, so fi
,1 h; mo,' cob'e'VccqlppIib! u
far as
uodei;.
t!) XiiHUtut4ofl.i . f
,Tu k e the cUjr tf W i tan i ngton fori ix
ahiph: fAboiionW-tMird Of ies'entire
vol.:- Democracies anq aQOuttWp-,
thirtl.i UepubUcan: The Democratic
iniiK.i liy have fiinypower'ao complete
-.iit ro.l; Apjoiritihg all 'the police, and
tin: complete' con trol'of its' revenue arid
putrot.age. K ' -
Tiiis rcVull was1 secured by abolish ioir
tlie division "ot the city into' wards and
then going into the centre' of the city
and taking; a few blocks' iu which the
Democrat had, a majority of voters and
makeof these fW blocks the wards,
and then cut tho balance' of the cityt.
co v eiing many hundred Hocks', which
were overwhelmingly'-Republican, into
two wards. Each ward Was then author
i.od to elect two Aldermen, and instead
of "7 to 8," the Democrats got '6 fco 4
of the ten ' Aldermen; By this means
lh flcpubli'cana are virtually disfran
chised, and the Democratic minority
coolly pootet all the spoils, and i gjory
In thb-fraud.' n' ; ' I ...
Netf Hanover county, in which is the
city of Wilmington, with its fifteen hun.
dred Republicarl majority, la also tamed
over lo the Democratic" minerity bj.the
tehit&lure'!in,thiway: the election Ot
mfljoritieij by'lhe voterSj Ws 'abolished
and they were then eieotei oyine uem.
ocratic Legislature, on the recommen
dation of the County Democratic' Ex
ecutive Committee. ' To this Board of
Magistrates is given all the power and
control of the county, revenue, election
and everything elseV-they biving the
appointment of the Coa.M. C. vAtnm
sioners., , , ,. ... -.!
What 'wtfup ot'NyilmiqtQn'apA Jrew
Hanover county, is also true "of very
Itepublican county and city in this stita.
A bae. minority of Republican Magis
trates was "appointed, It Is1 true, bat it
was dano by the Democrats asa 'tub
thrown to thp Trhalc," to break the
force of Republican indignation,1 and
as fit, as possible .their places will be
filled with Democrats. i (' '
Ko JDcraocrat: in ."Wilmington, teret
tbrows a dollar's worth of business into
he hands of a Rtpnblican .Mjar'sstrate,
and tho Republicans who, by Uie way,
now haro the principal part iof the
business, should return the compliment
and see i?. U that hot a dollar of iheir
business snouia go to mo iwicwniia.
Every time a Republican carries bnsi
nm .to a Democnltie MasisUate be
"kisses the hand that smites him 'f and
stands every readr.tq. disfranchise hjiu
.-Uiur re,meuy or ait oi iuo ivuiguiuw,
heaped upon us as a party, la i make
our next Legislature Republican when
we can feed them from the same apooa
they have so lone forced to oar lips v
,.Iu J&S0 ome the natDplalecuon,
which will enable us toliu,otti our
foil votier strengtbj ana etui uepuo
iio.,.: l.itn. fflMt wTltat intertsU at
suke throughout the whole slat .tole
rate nci splits on out " legislaUTe ticket,
and bring em ana nominate t7
best men wnaire, mnar"i poioic
.Wt 'iliml' V.rr-.. 'iV--I ... i
- I t averv RtIMlblican KO loVOta UW
and rnao thi an object to work for,
and - UitU worK ior is anu .m
grant ua rktory in 150. - $ !
TurVo eoninern UoTtrnori rinabbf
rrv anniiiaraiiortrjisrsDSsuirau.
rVom the Colembua rOA) Kwret as
tk rVwnfiHlarataSmrvivXtri As90cla
ilou of Augusta' heU a meeting at their
pall last Monday aremn anii wm-
..,:..tf1vn'-rrr.tL3lhe".L0n0t .ox
WMtr,-w - - v .
Knnorajrv saesaben 1
rMi.kl fmm Gov. Nkhctbt Of Loil
ana ; Uo. CtdoniU, and Senaloe Vo.
of North Carolina. Tn letters qf.lae
twoGoTernora, kowettr.Trtr W
by U ptltateaecreUritJiiLfc ine aa-
sociauoa acciaeu uas uoco ism wmc
did nt cos-tUir the honor ec-rreJ an
them vorthy oi aa anttjrap UUtr,
they should not be present! ataoeg
thearcUireaof theaaeociaUoa. Oood.
Tha O lTtrrt or ueora- t a
rOITYJTEMB.
t Chew , Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco...-v . . .' ' Iy'
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WANTED An active young man
to .take charge of the Post subscription
list; both city and country. " .1 u ' '':
' SPECIAL A2TNOUZ7CEMEHT. ,
! i f f Jcti Ii V - . r i . - "
We will give a TWENTY DOLLAR
GOLD rtECE la the person wha sends
us (he largest number of paying Subscri-
bers. within the next three months: or by
the 15th day of October, 1879-
Marriage license wem issued to only
one colored couple during the week,
No interments in Bellevue cometerv
daring the week."
See special announcement, a twenty.
.dollar gold'piece to be giVcu away. ' ."
.,pnly one interment, an infant, in
Pino 1'brest Cemetery during the week.
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Watermelons are plentiful but; not
cheap, j Two vesseU Joads arrived in
bis city on Friday.
; Rev. B. R. Hall assisted by Mri and
Mrs. McPherson is conducting a revival
in the Fifth Street Methodist Church.
Lots Houses, Homes. Houses for
the homeless, for sale cheap, by Wv 111
Canaday. Call and see him.
The Steamship Regulator went to
sea yesterday.' She carried ttie ship-
vrrccked crew of the Marion to New
York. '
The Rev.' Jo'."P. King of the Second
Baptist Church will immerse about
twenty persons at the foot of Queen
street this afternoon at 4 o'clock. .
i- It is said that every-thing . in "corn
cracker" lino' from Hatteras to Wil
mington has cither been beached, cap
sized or sunk. ' 1 ,
, An attempt was made to rob tlie
residence of Mr. Jno. A. Birker, cor
ner Fifth and Castle streets, on Friday
morning. The thief was frightsned off
A new Black River steamer thu Joha
Dawson, was launched at Point , Cas
well on Friday. She is owned by Capt.
RP. Paddison and David Sherman.
;.,.';:
.The steam tug Governor's Island
was .robbed on Tuesday night of c!oth
ing and other other articles. One ar
rest was made but nothing was elicited
by it.
. Anxious about Them. Consider
able uneasiness s evinced for the safety
of two young Wilmingtonians, Messrs.
Geo. R. Dyer and Wm. Davis, who left
Philadelphia for this city on the
schooner Jno. A. Griffin a day or two
prior to the storm. Her owners were
telegraphed yesterday, but up to the
hour crounroinir - - - i,lsw"
w I
had not been received.
The British brie 'Alaska, for Monte-
Tedeo, touched at Smitville on Friday
afternoon, with the officers and crew
ten in number, of the schoener Marion,
Gage, of Thildelphia, and bound from
Apalachacola to the former port. The
Marion wos loded with lumber and
water logged. The Alaska also reports
seeing a vessel on fire thirty miles
northeast of the Frying Tan Lightship.
As Interesting rArEE.The He?.
Dr. Mendelssohn of this city is prepar
ing a vper on the Practice nd Pro-
eeedure of criminal cases under the
Hebrew dispensation 8,000 years ago.
The paper ia being' prepared by request
of, and will be read before tho Histori
cal and Scientific Society of this city.
It will not be a dry statement but will
W enlivened by his skill as a rhetoric
ciaa. i . '
At Bbaufort. Mr Jon. D. Wil
liams, Jr., of Fayettetille who was one
of the inmates of the Atlantic Hotel
says the sterm had been brewing all
Sunday and burst upon them about Q
o'clock Sunday night. U grew stronger
and stronger until about 4 o'clock in
morning when it was at iu highest At
3 o'clock the water was within about
Si feet of the piazza on the first floor.
He repaired to the room donrs of the
ladiea ia his party telling them to get
op and then went through U;e houe
waking the other guests. lie agam
went down stairs ; and found that the
tide had risen very , rapidly and that
the water was then about wsist deep on
the first Soot of ihebuilding. Horry iog
hack to the ladies he ionod that they
bad only partly dressed themselTes
bat got them cat as aooo as possible.
Come ran OU in wrpp, others bare-
otcd, l"l0S this, time" the tide had
risca frosa 15 to As feet aad it was
then p to the second etory window
Of t9 hHil4il ?wJHijainftoa
Kevberw. Messrs. Oaion and PMway
threw a suunot out of the third story
window oa the surjins btowrt below
-ml rvlaored into the water. They
ceeded in making jhq. shore, r V1'! j . '
As lhe ladies waded out the. billiard
room it succumbed . to the furj: of the
waves and vrind. Almost immediately
afterwards the Atlantic Hotel ;waa seen
to careen and ia a moment ; there was
not one tieabee Jeft-: standing prl the
other.:, It was found neoessary to acain
move the ladie ; which wa t done w'ith
considerable difficulty and fjdanger,; as
the velocity j of the - wind had . greatly
increased. .The moie had tobf made
over la gangway ori ,;wh8fewhich ,ia
open to the seas and fury of n the wind.
I ?.'t. t ' . l;. uj.' ?
ieure ine last one was camea orrer
he angwaV. the- boarda 'had ;heen
washtdiofTand a gentleman from New
bernj was cbmpelled to aw ing one on.
h is hack andl crawl aleng the timbers"
on his all i foW. i The stores and hu
dings Tdn; ? Vatcr !etreet ,were as4ied
away wi-betw'ebn fifty and sixty boats
lost.' A steam tadnch doing " revenue
sertich in the Bounds was driven a-
shore up in the woods at least a quarter
of a mile from high water mark. ; (1.
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The loss of the personal effects ef the
boarders at the- AtTantic1 Hotel is esti
mated at $10,000, ' while that is real
estate and damage ib the town' of Beau
fort and Morehead' City is ; variously
estimated at immense figures. He says
no ono can form the least adequate
concept 'tii of '-'the5 damage done by a
description of 'it.'2 They all spak .in
glowing tchns bf the h'erbism of the
uufortunate Johfr Davis 'Hughes who
lost his life id attempting to -save others ;
lie was a " young' gehtleman ' of fine
promise. - He was a1 fcrave, kind and
chiva'rous aud- by his gentlemanly
bearing noble, spirit had endeared him
self to these who kuew him His afllic
ted parents have our heart fell sympii'
thies in their .untimely loss ,
The Stoum Kino. A terrible storm
broke upon this city onj Monday morn
ing which is said to bo the : heaviest
ever known. The maximum velocity
was C8 miles, and was accompanied by
torrents of rain.' Houses and trees
were -blown down and roofs were
carried away, but there was no loss of
life. The shipping suffered, but to no
serious extent, save to the German
Bark Maria.' Sho was looking between
the rip and bar, at the mouth of the
river, and was grounded during the gale.
The mate of the bark' to insure her
safety ' cit away ; her masts. At, day
iigat the reyflnue cutter! Colfax steamed
out, to her aud sent a boat's crew to see
what assistance could be rondered.?
Thcv found . that tr hsrV hd 'six feet
of: wtter in the hold and was pounding
heavily on the bottom J At the mate's
request the boat hauled' up under the
stem of the. bark and, with much dif
ficult? , took off ten mcp it was
fea;e4 11 y the time, that the vessel would
go to pieces, the lnd and sea both be-
inj very 'heatf . v The
Colfax laid by
the barque during the
day, and at 10
a. m. made a line fast and attempted to
pull her off, but could not start her, At
6 p.m. the .vessel bad ten feet bf water
in the hold, and it was increasing fast.
The German Consul, Mr. E. Tcschau,
his taken lhe necessary steps to repair
tie damages sustained by the Marie."
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"Worth American' IlETiEw.--Thi8
rrell sustained Review 'opens with an
article on The Genou of Nathaniel
Hawthorne, by Anthony Trollope. He
considers Hawthorne's finalities as a
novelist, and auther from the stand
point of a novelist. There follows, The
Standard of ' Valued by Trof. Simon
Ncwcombe ; The Work and Mission of
my life, by Richard Wagner ; The Diary
of a Public Mat! ; and The Confession
of an Agnostic, r Probably . the short
article on the Intrigues at the Paris
Canal Congress," by A. G. Menocal,
an engineer of bur Kavy who threw
M. De Lessepa and hw crowd into
consternation by his exposure of their
plans, will be scad with as, much Mnt
tercst as any
Loss of the North -Carolixav
a telegram was received in this city on
Tueeday Ust'sUdng that the Ncwth
Carolina - was driven aahore . Monday
morning near Cape Henry ' aad now
Ilea hirh and dry oa the beach. She
went ashorw aa teiribte bnrrkane
with the wind N. N. H to E. N. L IV
All tails 1 were lost and there was
much donbt of getting the ship offan-
"" , a ; a '
lesetoe wcauer caaageu very aoon.
The men were all landed In safety.
She was bailt oa the Clyde abemt two
yean ago,epcciyy for thaWilmingtoa
trade, M registered tt and. waa
Uaed A X. , H eo waa about i-
000 aad it U aaM that abe was iasnrtd
te Bet fall Vaiae, '
il4 ' gting thix Powder at Utai. aa taey wui
XO Ta-Qea, SS ei taaay,
receive a IfUer rota the Secretary ofte Caiis nus r CAadtay aaaaeei
War staXing that be cannot farsbh ""' Fick
teau for tba wof the Guard by nODDl?a?J,
recaM&o otheswH, aa there b mtt M rr aa SratxT. Bax.rx. X. T.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
o.
PURCELL HOUSE
I;'
HOWELLvCOBlfc
PROPRIETOR.-!
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The. Only First-Class Hotel in tee
. . I I V ; ' ' - . -
THE ROOMS HAVE BEEN NEW-
. t; lY'furnished. M i ;
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''AtlD TABLE
, . i WARE,
--I ; 1 jmi'ki t
r, I Finr the Dining Room. j , n j
TH-VitnTHE JBES1-PF tWiNE?, IA
VQUQRS AaClQAP; ,. -J,;
"1
Alway -wu.haiitl.-7
Bbaid, $2 0 apd $3 ,00 per day-V '
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AVilk Rjon, per month $33 00. . i r-
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TaUc Board, if 2r. 00 per mouth. '
. Ijiope to eeo all the old patrons of
th HOUbE, and all their friends, pro
raising ' them ' that ' do pains shall be
spired to please all. ' i f f . . : ' -
HOWELL CORB,'
mg 4 tf . a.t , s . Proprietor, ;
. - ; "ADVERTJSEMENT.V ' J,5
FWCE. OF SUPEIitNTEN DENT OF ?'
., . . , ,ji ;;-!fiPAlBs..i , . ; j
. . Q-stom House Eu;i.1inc, ., ,
;m wMfiKrosl. N.C1, August 1878."
SCALED PROPOSALS tor tne repalj And
llterations required to the U. H. Custom
Honse at Wilmington. W. Avtlt ae re
celrod until 12 M. ou the 3i day of Sept.;
1875. . , -
Hpecificatlons and Plans, anil ny furOjr
inrnialion required can be obtained torn
th undersigned, or the Collector of Can
tons. '
The right is reserved to reiect any and all
bits. .1). B.THOMAK, v
snK 21 2t 8up't.orKepalr.
HAVING THE
LARGEST STOCK
; IN THE CITY: ! I
WITH ABUIJDANT FACILITIES
INCREASING THE SAME;
TTTE are, from. our long experience in
" business, prepared to oiler x ,
GREATER!
, I NDJCTC EM E N TS
1 f TO rURCII ASERS OFi ! ;"
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cr,
And articles in our lino than can be
offered by any other establish- :
ment, and we
Guarantee Satisfaction
To all who will give us a call.
BaTA FAIR TRIAL
I IS ALL. WE ASKa
ADRIAN Sl VOLLERS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Southeast cor. Front and Dock St?."
august 24 tf
j SURE CURE FOR PILES.
A sure cure for the blind, bleeding, llch
lig and ulcerated piles has been dlncovered
bf Dr. William (an Indian remedy), called
D. William's ludlan Ointment. A single
bix baa cared the worst old chronle cases
ol twenty-five and thirty years' landing.
N) one need suffer live minutes alter ap
pylng this wooderful soothing medicine.
liUons, Instruments and electuaries do
sore barm than good. WUllam's Clint
mnt absorbs tne tumors, allays the In tenae
It bin g (particularly at night after getting
w.rm in hed), a?U as a poultice, gl re in
sunt and painless, relief and is prepared
oily for Piles, itching ef the private parts
atf nothing else. - -
ti consulted phTslclans la inUiadel
pla, LouinTille. Onclnnatt Indiaaapolli
mat thl city, and pent bunareds oTdaUara,
aid found no relief until I obtained a box
o lir. William's Indian Ointment some
or months ago, and It has cured me cjnt
pHely," r ,
JoflXMi U. RTnca.CleaTeLand,u.
Has done me more good than all the
mdielne I ever tried, and I bave spent
nwe than flW with doctors, besides mtd.
cLe I am sure cost me more thai j
lUrio Smkuso. litrabmaT'lll. .
llave sasered tw-;y years wubUch lag
ad leerato'liiaa, having aaedeveryrem
eflT tat eame to my notice without benefit,
tettl I need Indian Ointment aad received
Jamedlat reMet. , - , t. , ..j' .
w CaaaoLU (aa otd miner), Teeoma,
ievadA -..' --
'No Pile Iteusedy ever gained aeh
aptd Bkvor and exteaaJv aalA Hold by all
bolemle and retail dragglsu. For sale by
.&IlUaBANK. - -
'r " .- aiAirh 3 ly,
CONSUMPTION
posmtrcjii c crico
. i -. - . , .- -
All su9ervrs from tnu diaeaae taat are
siatosw I be ear sJmmU try lr. Klwaeva
treted OMMBMin Pewdera. Te
twiwii are t oaly rreearatta k
kAatwUewOBQawtoei aadaUd
Lf t&e TarxMt aad Lanxfr lad!, ea
U ear taub la ifaeaa. ui adaa kKMtlM
UZlV?
h?,, ..-ey a.ui y
pevswaiyeniiiisisoeismr emraue yr.
"resetiy ei
(raarnatWverikMrist.eas'teriqr I
4-
NEWAD VEitTZSEMENTS
. Wanted at the Old Kock Quarry..
rtxHItEK fiTJNUBED HAJTOS WANTED
X AT MAGNOLIA. QUARRY ON THE
CAPE FEAR RJVfiBl? -BTKADY WORK
and gooo WAGia. . r. -""r
uglSJW'- ' J.CURTtS,8opt.:
SALE
If
The Wilmington Columbia And
Ailgusta RaU Road ! ...
: Under , Decree of Foreclosure " .
BY, VlTlfk tF A DECREE : bV CIlB
Circuit Court of the United States, for lhe
District of North CaroUni, 4th Judicial
District, made in the case ot George 8.
Brown and Enoch Pratt, trustees com
PMMllllIlta. against Thw WilmlnrUtn rVklnm.
hia and AugusU Rail Boad Company, le
fendant, the a undersigned, Duncan ' J,
vwuo, uHuuuHiomr appomiea oy sara
decree: will i seU by pablie anotlon, to the
u.BucBviuuejy a fcno veurv uouse aoor in
12 o'clock. M the entire Rail Road, as the
pojuv vinw uu w now nuea. anown ae tue
Wilmington, la the state ot North Carol iaa
tfr, the City- of Oolniabla, in the state of
feoum uarounarwoiaisvaee snjno iianamt
and NlnetyOne MUes. witharVth::
ways. Rights of Way. Depot Grounds, and
other Lands.' Track. - Bridges, V lad acta,
Depots, Station Houses, Engine Houses,
Car Houses, Freight Houses, wood Houses,
Machine Shops, and all other shops. Houses
or Buildings, and ail Locomotive, Tenders,
Cars and other Rolling Stock or Equip
inents, and all Machinery, Tools, Imple
ments, Fuel and Material of any kind for
constructing, operating, repairing or re
placing the said Rail Road, or any part
thereof, and all Appurtenances or Fixtures
of the same, belonging to, or purchased by,
said before named defendant, together with
all and singular the .Corporate Rights,
kranchlsea and privileges orth aatd Above
named defendant, as the same are set forth
In tlie Indenture of Mortgage referred to in .
the Bill nied in aanl'case, and all the estate,
rights, title, interest property claim and
demand of said defendant, in and. to any
and all Real and Personal Property, or
effects herein before referred to, or which
is owned by said defendant. . .
TERMS OF. SALE. i
The purchaser will be required to pay In
Cash, on the day ot sale, or within Thirty
3U) Days thereafter, the sum of Twenty
Thousand Dollars, and the residue of the
purchase money in three equal payment,
at Three, Six and Nine Months, from the
day of sale, with Interest from that date at
the rate of six per centum per annum. The
purchaser or purchasers mayfpay any part
of the purchase money not required to be
paid In Cash,, in any of the outstanding
bond8,or the coupons thereof, secured by
the mortgage, or deed of trust, referred to in
the BUI and decree la said oaose, 40 the
extent of the pro rata percentage of the par
value of the said bonds and coupons which
the holders thereof will be entitled to re
ceive upon the distribution of the proceed g
of the said sale under the aforesaid decree.
The certificates of indebtedness mentioned
in the Bill and decree in this cause, will be
received in payment of the purchase money
except the sum 01 Twenty Thousand Dol
lars above mentioned, at the same rate aa
coupons of the mortgage bonds, provided
that the coupons pledged as collaterals for
said certificates, and to a like amouut
therewith, shall accompany and bo sur
rendered with the said certificates.
i Possession wUl be delivered to th mm
chaser whenever and so soon as one naif of
all the purchase money snail have been
paid to the undersigned Commissioner, and
the purchaser or purchasers shall Uv
assumed. aU the contracts and' liabilities of
iue receiver nereiorore appointed in this
cause, and shaU have Indemnified ulm
. against the same, and when the Court shall
so oruer vcr tno terms or the decree,
. UyCANJ.DEVANE,
1 votamissioner
ausS to 1 : n : v -i-.s t .
REASONS Y1X
I EUD Y DAV I8
PAIN V KILLER
is ma . - ' ;
Best Famil7 Medicine of the Age.
And why it should be kepi always near at
'..,. . . hand: "
1st. Paim-Kiulkr is the most certain
inoiiTa cure mat medical science has
,. prouueeo. .1-. . ., . . .. - .
fud. r.u-Kii.LKB,walUrraaandDys-
AM . . . .. .... ...
vuic7 ic-uiouj, kciooni 11 ever laiiA
3rd. Paih-Kiu.e will core Cramps or
iwiw in any part m tne system. A
i"i.i uw uauatiy aoccu a cure.
1th. rAiw-KtunWlllniredyirraand
IndkgeatloAjU need aecordlag to dtree
1 nana.
5th. PaIX-Killkb la analnut nvrr fail
s v lng cure fos Madden Uetds, Oaocbs,7 4 e
eth. PAl!-KlU.RKbaa Droved a 8utln
Remedy aae Pever and Ague, and CtUU
. Fever; it baa cored the moat ft'-ninste
Tib- Paix-KtiLaVae a llaametit U na-
t , equaled tor FiW .t'ut., fblttaUlDs;
uuraa, cnum, viu, rHaanw, e -
Rh 1At.ITri a hat Ma
( KbenmatlamaaXewnagteaaeryiare
tin. raiy-Kimra win douvr rtotu. r
. oaa. WbiUowe Hd Harea. gtvtac reUef
. mim pam aner ue am arrruaauoa.
Ktb. P-n-KuxxA cstrre Ilradacbe, a4
own acne.
Uth. Patv-KjtxxA ui m jvm disya of
. alritaea aatd many a 4oUar La tune
ISb. Pai-KtiAA baa been bee tbe
keovv umrem rente s4 ie
as4 la vry nusuiy. Tbe
imidty aitcftdiag It . tcets
- - -
aaay beeskUrsty era4sue4 by it. a4
iftrral aaoaalt4 riaa4Sriag
wmem e ajsevusaM lawjaiga iia j
make tt Lviwrauve mtmm mi smvv
" baye4y iMMm wnm tj vaia-
M maeAiil to kerf it ei wars sm
Tfee t-tj-;rwtJmb skneTa a4ea
hreaMitMsiaeaSHtsUMrifwu
. ... . . . . .
' DMM4kTUttif,.n7tvw.
; f?s, a4 aaiy wwwy iry .
i, biiL w miDBTon. in the state of
orthJtrolina, on WEDNESDAY, t THE
FIRST .DAY OF omftKtt Ssjtq -
x NEW ADVERTISE3IENTS.i
u ' MS
Ws stood at an BMn art nil aw''"' ' i
: Leaning tar over the aUIJ i r
And IT aomethlng badnt happened '
, We might nave stood there still;
But we reached for a banging abutter
. In a blinding northeast braex, 1
So our friends wUl have to be invited
k. xojoin in the obsequies.
and
-"r ubiw waa, we Mtoold
never haye ventured our bead ouuide of
tost window, but it Is too late lorrecrH
- - , " . wotu upon, ana oar
5??li4a. .aad ;lHibHenerallV are i i.
pcvuuuyinvitea lo attend theobseQulesoB
SATURDAYNEXT'
the graudest funcraTHin. on JUipC -
pe be slides, and evervtim
. . uw auu.. nunuii;( n v IWTS
our-klnd friends" to find out the mean In
of the above, aud while they are doinc aa
we will ask the following questions:
aUdes he slips up most woefully. We leav
llavn't W8 the nrllmtt ami 1lr .A i
the Bute?. " f V,W"M
Havn't we the
Wilmington? " C wv
Havn't we made prices' much hl'liatiiiM
we commenced? ; . , rr
ITavn t we been vorv nniiwnmni9iii
and Impolite to you? i . . . - . ;
,.:.. . ; i . .
Havn't vtrhiivml Vnn fv mil 1a AMila
delivered?, " ' '
- - ,
Havn't nibla k
and refused to correct theui when our at ten-
muu wm caueu meretor - .
4 au or our friends who answer "yes" to
the above questions will please not buy froui
us any more. , Kespestfuily and truly.
P. L. BBJDGER8 fit CO.
In fflanfilnir lnsr h. u
reirrwtlwl , n iu . i . . ...
ment from some or our brother grocers that
we had taken away part of their trade, and
SI ?U ppc1 10 tbeothers not to leav
IV astlieywero so kind and conrlduruio
llbfkll 11 mi AAvnlaid a. .4 . a .......
LARGEST RETAIL GROCERY
I BUSINESS
ever done Iu Wllmim't
iuture have to keen from l.ntn an t,..i.
hearted, and CL'T boW.N l'lllcta a Utile
more.
THE BLOODY CHASM HAS BEEN
mUUUKD OVER.
THE LITTLE JOKERsJ aro not quite
gone.
A' fine line of TOILEI' SOAfS re-
tn wuay, very low down.
The OLD CAPE FEAR is flourishing
nil XfAl'Tt'l T 1,' 1
"ill IIIUIUII,
"flflf nt IMM. Aim It . . . , w...
still think It would be bad policy to U-p
iwKwiiui u papwa w.iu our nae literary
productions, as they have the tendency tu
ami nrlM. vat m .
with allotbor good grooera dmire; oair
want eooogb la to pay lor clerk's birl
lore rent and taxes. ' ; V
NOT PURITANICAL.. .
AlllaMsmtn rMttWaUtri In ll.A ilMal i mm. S
Uaora. P. U iilUHOKlW r lot
panuwirai faoutn ut reinae to -l ihnn,
aathry UOak ao lltKT CtAiSH UlUl-ilY
hTUKK caaanord to be withoot; battbev
prosniae ue wmi mat U)y veid aeyrr
Bad oat tbere waa any on tb prvmikra, aa
It bum be taken eiarv bre to bv aruak.
DCMGARDNER,
J 1 - STUARTS DEW and
DURHAM OLD RYE
received lab week.
TRY OUR, CUTTER , AD LARD!
The buml. oUal, and hoi COILS
W II IKET la tL. Sisu, to t-s
bowghoslirat
P. L BR1DUKRS I C01
T. al WtVf Catut4 at Um 9
IMMii(wwiiMmiittMir s-y aaw gvwwwr, wim w sms mmm
Ut msmsm 4 aitf ai '.i4
m-i mm, mm, 1.1 . 1 mm . m. .. t.
wi'ewaiaiRaaf.Tt..
u r. u i. com
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